… Our review indicated that long-term exposure to chromium through drinking water caused
kidney diseases. Also, the association between blood chromium levels and KIM-1 and also …

… Chronic kidney disease (CKD) has been reported in a few coastal regions of Srikakulam …
drinking water is the sole reason for this disease in these areas. As the source of drinking water …

… mellitus, cerebrovascular diseases, and kidney diseases in both males and females. Each
of these health endpoints is reported to be associated with arsenic in drinking water at levels …

… water and their relationship to drinking water quality. As the CKDu occurs in settlements where
groundwater is the main drinking water … to the chronic kidney disease (Wanigasuriya et al. …

… between arsenic in drinking water and the progress of CKD in Taiwan. Using 50 μg/L as
the cut-off, we found that a higher level of arsenic in the drinking water was associated with an …

… from a drinking fountain or water cooler, non-carbonated … a beneficial effect of higher water
intake on kidney function. We ana… advanced kidney disease (eGFR <30 ml/min/1.73 m 2) and …

… Kidney disease cannot be clearly linked to nephrotoxicant levels in drinking water. … Prior
research has hypothesized a link with drinking water quality, but rigorous studies are lacking. …

… of Sri Lanka suffer from chronic kidney diseases (CKD), and the … fluoride levels in drinking
water and kidney disease, and … that excess fluoride in drinking water and in the locally grown …

… that CKDu in Sri Lanka is a drinking-water-related disease in farmers who have a history
of … the abandoned drinking water sources in areas with high prevalence of the disease and …

… ) in which patients may drink more free water than the kidneys can excrete ( 38 , 62 ). The
importance of solute intake on the formation of dilute urine and the excretion of solute-free …